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prodigy24:
Pirotech is now one of the largest producers of plastic bottles in Nigeria. Pirotech makes P.E.T. plastic bottles.

The first company in Nigeria to make P.E.T. bottles, Pirotech is equipped with state-of-the-art Nissei (ASB) machinery from Japan. It has four production lines, making bottles in the following sizes: 0.5 litre, 0.75 litre, 1.5 litre and 5-gallon containers for water coolers.

The Company also produces bottle caps and a new 1-litre size bottle is planned for later in 2006.

Each production line of the Company has a capacity of 2,000 bottles per hour.

Current combined output of the Pirotech production lines is 200,000 bottles per day.

Bros, you can lie, o!! Pirotech is owned by the Chagoury Group, lock, stock and barrel! When did it become an Igbo company??

It appears the 2013 Yale University World fellows are having a reunion later this year:

Two Nigerians, Tokunboh Ishmael and Lai Yahaya, were named as 2013 Yale World Fellows. “While Ishmael is an impact investment pioneer, Yahaya is an oil sector transparency advocate,” the President of Yale University, Richard C. Levin, said as he announced the 2013 Yale World Fellows.

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Ishmael is an investment professional with over 20 years’ experience spanning investment banking, private equity investing, technology and new business development. She is co-founder and Managing Director of Alitheia Capital, a fund management and investment firm based in Nigeria, that channels private equity investments into businesses, and broadens access to finance, energy and housing for SMEs, and low-income households.

Ishmael’s previous roles include Country Partner for Aureos West Africa, and Mergers and Acquisition banker at Salomon Smith Barney. Ishmael is passionate about transforming lives through meaningful investments, that drive job and wealth creation.

Lai Yahaya, a policy entrepreneur, is currently Team Leader of the Facility for Oil Sector Transparency and Reform (FOSTER), a donor-funded programme that supports government and civil society, in a bid to push for greater transparency, accountability and reform in the Nigerian oil sector. Previously, he was a technical adviser on the Nigerian Presidential Taskforce on Power and worked on the Roadmap for Power Sector Reform. He is an ardent activist for probity, efficiency and best practice in government and the private sector.

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He was previously Team Leader of the Senior Advisors' Group of the US Government Power Africa Initiative, working with a group of former Heads of State and industry leaders, to provide advice to serving government leaders on how best to navigate and drive power sector reform in sub-Saharan Africa.

Four previous Yale World Fellows hailed from Nigeria. They are: Bibi Bakare-Yusuf, Co-founder and Publishing Director, Cassava Republic Press; Hauwa Ibrahim, Research Associate and Visiting Lecturer, Harvard Divinity School; Ibidapo Oyewole, Technical Adviser, National Planning Commission; and Philomena Chinwe Uwandu, Legal Adviser to the Federal Government of Nigeria.

Ishmael and Yahaya are among 16 World Fellows selected, from a pool of about 2,500 applicants. This year's cohort brings the total number of Yale World Fellows since the programme’s inception in 2002 to 238, representing 81 countries.

The Yale World Fellows Programme is the university’s signature global leadership development initiative and a core element of Yale’s ongoing commitment to internationalisation. Each year, the university invites a group of exemplary mid-career professionals from a wide range of fields and countries for an intensive four-month period of academic enrichment and leadership training.

“The Yale World Fellows Programme consistently attracts outstanding talent,” said World Fellows programme director Michael Cappello, professor of paediatrics at Yale School of Medicine. http://trendyafrica.com/nigerians-named-world-fellows-at-yale-university/

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Don't you think a number of those names look Yoruba?

In 2006, Bibi Bakare-Yusuf — previously an academic in the UK and Nigeria, holding a PhD in Gender Studies from the University of Warwick — set up a company, with her partner Jeremy Weate, to produce high-quality African literature at a price that would enable it to be enjoyed by as wide an audience as possible. With zero experience in business and no publishing experience, the only thing they had was "just passion and a desire to see African stories written and owned by Africans." And so Cassava Republic Press was born.

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Cassava Republic Press is a leading African book publishing company founded in Nigeria 2006, by Bibi Bakare-Yusuf. It focuses on affordability, the need to find and develop local talent, and to publish African writers who are too often celebrated only in Europe and America. Cassava Republic's stated mission is "to change the way we all think about African writing. ...to build a new body of African writing that links writers across different times and spaces." It has been stated by a popular newspaper, that the publishing house "is associated with innovation. From driving down the cost of books to using digital media to drive sales, Cassava has consistently striven to redefine the African narrative."

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When Nigeria’s Joint Admissions & Matriculation Board (JAMB), the examination body for students who seek to gain admission into universities selected the 2009 novel ‘In Dependence’ as required reading, Bibi Bakare-Yusuf, the publisher declined. She turned down the offer initially, because the publishing director was fed up with pirates cashing in, leaving nothing for authors and publishers. A compromise was then reached with JAMB. The cost of the book was added to the registration fee, so that students could collect the book. That book titled ‘In Dependence’ by Sarah Ladipo Manyika, already a strong seller, sold an additional 1.5 million original copies, within two months.

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Four Cassava books will be available in bookstores across the US soon, in a distribution deal the Nigerian publisher brokered with partners. Even though Bibi began Cassava Republic Press in 2003 in Nigeria’s capital Abuja, she knew right from the start that the new company would one day be launched internationally. But Bakare-Yusuf said she needed time to build up a viable African business, first.

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Professor Oladapo Ashiru, the Chief Medical Director of Mart Life Detox Clinic in Lagos, is regarded as one of the best fertility experts ever produced in this country. He obtained an MBBS medical degree from the University of Lagos, before proceeding to the University of Nebraska at Omaha for his MSc. and Ph.D programme. Prof. Ashiru's expertise in the field of reproductive endocrinology, and in vitro fertilisation, is highly sought after, both within and outside Nigeria. He pioneered the IVF program in Nigeria in 1984, and his team successfully delivered the first test tube baby in Africa in 1986. He is also currently the MD/CEO of Medical Art Centre (MART Clinics), an in vitro fertility (IVF) clinic.

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Oladapo Ashiru was appointed consultant reproductive endocrinologist, to Lagos University Teaching Hospital in 1980, and made a Professor of Anatomy in 1983, making him the youngest appointed professor of medicine in Nigeria at the age of 32 years.

Prof. Ashiru through the OARS Foundation has devoted the last couple of years in preventive measures on infertility, and anti-aging measures, through seminars, newspaper column contributions, and the publication of the Reproductive Health Magazine.

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His organisation, Mart Life Detox Clinic, runs a medical wellness & detoxification regimen. It also owns an Anti-aging & Day Spa, in addition to its' core detox clinic. Ashiru has undergone training in Modern Mayr Medicine, and is board certified in Austria. He is the author of 'Want a Baby,' a book on the causes, management and treatment of infertility.

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The Mart Life Detox Clinic approach, combines traditional and modern naturopathic healing methods, applied with state of the art diagnostic procedures. Their team use advanced modern international medicine with traditional healing methods, to build a strong immune system and increase energy levels. Their programme follows Modern Mayr Medicine principles, which is based on the original Mayr cure - a famous detoxification program, developed by Dr. Franz Xaver Mayr, almost 100 years ago in Austria.

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Most people believe that Anu-Oluwa Poultry Farms, focuses mainly on the rearing and supply of broilers, cockerels and eggs, to the general public. But they are also involved in other aspects of Agriculture, Farming and Fishery.

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Peter Adeniyi, the owner of Anu-Oluwa Farms perhaps underestimated the fortunes that would accrue from the seeds sown, when he established the farm, in Ibadan, the ancient capital city of Oyo State. The farm, which has special interest in poultry and egg production for the Nigerian market, has now become one of the largest farms in Nigeria.

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It also sells livestock feeds and materials, table eggs, day-old chicks, point of lays, fish and fish fingerlings, as well as livestock vaccines. Adeniyi is one of the most successful farmers in Nigeria.

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ozq10:
nice one

Pls delete this and post it in the adverts section. it should NOT be here.

Kolawole Ogunbajo, is the Managing director/Chief Executive Officer of Turtles Car Rental Services Limited, owners of the AVIS Rent-a-Car franchise in Nigeria. He attended Igbobi College in Lagos and later obtained a Higher National Diploma(HND) in Business & Finance, from Hammersmith & West London College, followed by a bachelor's degree in Financial Economics, as well as an MSc. in Financial services Management, both from London Guildhall University, UK.

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Ogunbanjo is a serial entrepreneur with a track record of successful business ventures. Despite being a practising stockbroker with Tarus Asset Management in the 90s, he still found time to set up KOS World Nigeria, a distributor of men's clothing and accessories, before moving to the defunct Prudent Bank in 2003, as Assistant Manager in charge of Retail Banking. In 2004, he left the old Prudent Bank, to establish Turtles Car Rental Services Limited, which later acquired the AVIS franchise, for the country.

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Turtles Car Rental Services Limited, operators of the AVIS Car Rental brand, has offices in every international airport located within the country, as well as service units in a few strategic domestic airports, and world class hotels. They also have a fleet of posh, well-maintained air-conditioned cars in superb working order, for moving passengers throughout the breadth of Nigerian cities. Comfort, style, prompt delivery and service are their key points.

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Their corporate clients range from large conglomerates, to multinational firms such as Mobil, Ericsson, Huawei, Maersk, Hygeia etc. The company also offers pool car services, corporate fleet, and chauffeur services, on demand.

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Weinberg:
Achogom irahu ula....ka-odi n'ututu...Ndi banyi, ka chi fonu oooo

Why are you saying goodnight? The fun has just started....

deomeelo:
.Below is what you see when you google Best Nigerian fashion designers

No need going back and forth with you on that. You people are know for color riot, not for best fashion..

Una no go take laugh kill person for here...

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Bolaji Akinboro is a Co-Founder and CEO of Cellulant Nigeria Limited. Prior to assuming this role, he was responsible for the GES project, an agricultural subsidy program for the Nigerian government, that has disbursed fertilizer & seed subsidies worth $1billion USD to rural farmers. Bolaji Akinboro has driven Sales and Marketing functions at Procter & Gamble (P&G) in Nigeria.

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He set up P&G in Ghana where he served as its Country Director, and grew the business from scratch to a US$10 million USD per year business, in 2 years. He was recruited by the World Bank through KPMG, to head the Business Development Unit for its Africa Virtual University (AVU) project, based in East Africa. During this time he met Ken Njoroge a Kenyan, and they founded Cellulant, together.

Bolaji Akinboro provided strategic and financial support from a board position, and, having served as Country Director for Planning in Malawi and Tanzania, he helped to set up and oversee Cellulant operations in these two markets. Bolaji is a Pharmacy graduate of Obafemi Awolowo University in Nigeria, and holds a post-graduate certificate in management from Herriot Watt University, in the UK. He is also an alumnus of the Oxford University Business Economics Program.

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Goke Akinboro, a geologist and fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), is the Chairman of Cellulant Nigeria Limited. He started his working career with the Peoples Bank of Nigeria where he gained extensive experience in accounting, micro-credits policies and procedures and relationship management. He later joined Diamond Bank in 1996 as a Senior Executive Trainee in Internal Control. He joined the old Standard Trust Bank in 1999 as an Assistant Manager. He left the defunct Standard Trust Bank in September 2004 to focus his attention on Cellulant, setting and heading up the Nigerian country operations.

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Cellulant Nigeria Limited, is a mobile commerce company, which operates a payments ecosystem connecting financial sector customers, Mobile Network Operators and businesses, to their increasingly mobile consumers. This software technology firm delivers a connected payment platform, for Africa. From Cape Town to Cairo; Lagos to Nairobi and everywhere in between, they interconnect people and businesses, to a single wallet.

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Consumers can access a bank's USSD short code menu/mobile app, then select options to pay specific bills by inputing relevant details. They can also set up a payment profile, via other digital channels. Businesses can assign Cellulant, to manage the payment of bills or accounts, on their behalf (where such bill payments are mandatory). Cellulant can also manage reconciliations and send confirmation to businesses, that payments have been received. Between 2008- 2009, Cellulant was named the top medium sized company in Kenya by KPMG in the Annual Top 100 SME Contest. During this period, they also deployed the first Mobile Banking solution on USSD, for one of the first multi-national banks. It was the third bank in the world, to deploy this solution model.

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Oh, I forgot to add:

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Chief Oyekunle Alex-Duduyemi, OFR who holds the dual aristocratic titles of Aro of Ife and Asiwaju of Ife, is also a Director of Secure Electronic Technology Plc (SET Plc), formerly known as the National Sports Lottery, which was incorporated in 2001, with an exclusive 30-year license, granted by the Federal Government to operate the National Lottery in Nigeria.

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When his biography titled "Quintessential Colossus" was launched in 2015, many people had kind words to say about him. It was a harvest of tributes for him when his biography, was presented in Lagos.

In the publication, Oluwole identifies resilience as the secret of Chief Alex-Duduyemi’s success. He seeks to bring to the fore his awe-inspiring doggedness, sense of purpose and never-say-die spirit, all of which played significant roles in his rise as a young lad from Ile-Ife.

“Each page of the book is a journey into a world of adventures and a launch into a time-machine that is coded with historical events. The book is a representation of hope that strongly advocates a great comeback after every setback; and a blueprint for turning life’s trials and temptations into opportunities,” the publishers say.The book reviewer, Prof. Oye Ibidapo-Obe, a former Vice Chancellor, University of Lagos, described the book as excellently edited, with a fascinating pull that cannot be ignored once the pages are turned.

Also, the Chairman of the event, Chief Ernest Shonekan, attributed Alex-Duduyemi’s attainment of 80 years to the grace and benevolence of God. The chief presenter, Dr. Oba Otudeko (CFR), who is the Chairman, Honeywell Group, anchored the presentation of the book, while the Awujale of Ijebuland, (Oba) Sikiru Adetona, unveiled Quintessential Colossus.

Also at the programme was the celebrant’s wife, Chief Shola Alex-Duduyemi. https://latestupdate.com.ng/dignitaries-eulogise-alex-duduyemi-at-book-presentation/

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Chief Henry Oyekunle Alex-Duduyemi, OFR the Asiwaju of Ile – Ife, is a Barrister at Law of the Lincolns Inn, London and a reputable businessman. He has held various distinguished public offices, including Honourable Member of the Federal House Of Representatives of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in the First Republic, and Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. He was a member of the Nigerian Delegation to the 20th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, 1965.

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Chief Alex-Duduyemi, is the Chairman and Chief Executive of Bolex Holdings Limited, Manucom Fishing Company Limited (fishing and fish trading), Equity Petroleum Services Nigeria Limited (Oil Services), Equity Shipping Company Nigeria Limited (General shipping and coastal transportation) and Manufacturing and Commodity Company Limited (General merchandise and trading). He is also a director in Network Oil Exploration and Production Nigeria Ltd. .

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Chief Alex-Duduyemi, is currently serving as the Chairman of Black Sullivan, a business advisory firm, that bridges the gap between developed world class entities and companies in emerging markets, by providing all round targeted solutions and strategies. The company works with SMEs and large corporate organisations, to help them realise their IT goals and objectives. It also provides IT Advisory Services, IT Audit and Security, IT Disaster Recovery Plans & IT risk mitigation skills to government and its agencies. They also work with organizations, to implement compliance in risk management and assessment, in accordance with the relevant ISO framework. Black Sullivan, has offices in Lagos, New Jersey and London.

He is also the Proprietor and Founder of the Henry Alex-Duduyemi Memorial College (HAMEC), a prestigious secondary school situated in the heart of Ile-Ife, in Osun State. HAMEC was established on 24th November, 1997 in memory of his late father, Chief Henry Alex-Duduyemi, in a bid to give back to his community, as well as to fufill a lifelong dream.

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Chief Alex-Duduyemi, also serves as Chairman of BJ Services Company Nigeria Limited, BEC Freres Nigeria Limited, a civil engineering & construction firm, and the Nigerian arm of Bureau Veritas, the international quality inspection agency. Chief Duduyemi is also a member of numerous organizations such as Metropolitan Club – Lagos, Yoruba Tennis Club – Lagos, Island Club – Lagos and Nigerian Fishing Trawlers Association.

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At 23, Imoleayo Adebule is one of Nigeria’s youngest female pilots. Intelligent, daring, and confident are three words that best describe the tenacity with which she passed through one of the most complex schools in the world – Flying School, to obtain her license as a Commercial Pilot. She graduated at the top of her class at the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology, Kaduna, she now works with Aero Contractors where she is making giant strides.

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Born on 25th September, 1988 in Kaduna, she sailed through Primary and Secondary Schools faster than most of her peers. At 15, she was already through with her Secondary education at Royal College, Kaduna. Then came her search for an admission into the University where she wanted to study Mechanical Engineering. This was a very frustrating period for her. It was during her search for admission that she heard about an Engineering course being offered at the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology, Kaduna.

To Imoleayo, becoming a pilot was “fate”. After crossing the hurdle of getting admitted for the course, Imoleayo was faced with another challenge, raising money to pay for the course. At that time, it cost a whooping =N=7.25 million naira to attend the Flying School and till date, she is still awed at the way God provided the funds for her.

"I finally got an admission but I couldn’t raise the money to get myself into school. We did the interview in November and were to begin school in April, so I had about five months to raise the money. I wrote hundreds of letters to various airlines, various companies. I wrote to my state government (Ogun) and they told my dad that the money was too much, and the government couldn’t raise that money, that they could use that money to train about 10 doctors instead of training one pilot. I was so sad.

Luckily for me, one of my instructors at the College gave me the names of three airlines, that I should write to- Pan African Airlines, Aero Contractors and Bristow Helicopters. I wrote to the three of them and fortunately, it was Aero that called back. I went in for an oral interview. They sponsored three girls in the class. Amazingly, we got our fees paid the day our admission was to be nullified, if we didn’t get our fees paid.
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Eventually, Aero Contractors’ investment in her paid off, as she was the best graduating student, in her class. She was the second person to fly solo in her class, which means, flying the plane without an instructor. Since then, Imoleayo has flown hundreds of times to various parts of the country and beyond its shores. She holds a Commercial Pilot’s License and was recently promoted to the rank of First Officer. She has been well exposed as she goes to different parts of the world every six months, for training and occasionally, when she wants to learn the grips of a new aircraft.

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GoldNiagara:
Besides this is the youngest pilot in Nigeria.

Liar
Here is the youngest pilot in Nigeria and he is Yoruba!
He’s just 19! Meet Nigeria’s youngest pilot, Daniel Adeyileka
By Chrysanthus Ikeh
Daniel Adeyileka.
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority has named Daniel Adeyileka as the youngest pilot in Nigeria.
19 year old Daniel, who was born in
Newcastle, England in 1995, attended primary and secondary school in Scotland before coming back to Nigeria, where he enrolled at Avicenna International School, Ikeja, and later obtained his A-Levels at Greenville School, GRA.
He then went to Delta Flight School, Texas, at the age of 17, where he got his International General Certificate of Secondary Education

No mind am! Before Daniel even qualified, the youngest pilot was even another Yoruba person - a young girl called Imoleayo Adebule who got her pilot's license long before she clocked 23!!

kaysco:
Laudate can you write more on each of all the businesses of Chief Alex Duduyemi:

Chief Alex Duduyemi:

chief. Alex-Duduyemi, OFR serves as Chairman and Chief Executive of Bolex Holdings Limited, Manucom Fishing Company Limited (fishing and fish trading), Equity Petroleum Services Nigeria Limited (Oil Services), Equity Shipping Company Nigeria Limited (General shipping and coastal transportation) and Manufacturing and Commodity Company Limited (General merchandise and trading). Chief Alex-Duduyemi is also the Proprietor and Founder of the Henry Alex-Duduyemi Memorial College. He serves as Director at Secure Electronic Technology Plc. He is a Barrister at Law and Solicitor to the Federal Supreme Court of Nigeria. He was elected to the Federal House of Representatives from 1964 to 1966 and was a Parliamentary Secretary - Cabinet Office, Lagos from 1965 to 1966. He serves as Chairman of BJ Services Company Nigeria Limited, BEC Freres Nigeria Limited and Burau Veritas Nigeria Limited. Chief Alex-Duduyemi is a graduate of North Western Polytechnic, Kentish Town London (1957). He then attended Lincoln’s Inn Law School, London from 1957 to 1960 where he gained his Law degree and he was called to the Nigerian Bar in 1961.

Ok, will do.

vonxe:
profile TUNS farm

Tuns Farms was profiled on page 108 of this thread. Tuns Farms Limited as well as Tuns foods and Agro-Allied Limited, owned by Chief Olatunde Badmus who is the Asiwaju Musulumi of Yoruba land.

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Chief Olatunde Badmus was a former President Poultry Association of Nigeria (2002-2006), but as at the time he came on board, the fortune of the poultry industry in the country was dwindling, and many big farms were closing down. However, his tenure as the National President of Poultry Association of Nigeria (PAN) made a spectacular turn around in the fortune of the poultry industry.

Chief Olatunde Badmus has also served in various committees and bodies in different capacities such as:

Member, Presidential Committee for the three Multi-Commodity Development and Marketing Corporation
Member, Board of Trustees of Nigerian Machine Tools.
Former Chairman, Poultry Group of Manufacturers Association Nigeria (MAN)
Former Deputy National President of All Farmers Apex Association
Former Deputy President of All Farmers’ Association of Nigeria (ALFAN)

TUNS FARMS NIGERIA LIMITED comprises of four units which includes:
The Breeder farm
The Hatchery
The Feed Mills
Live Bird Processing Plant
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IbosEnvyYorubas:
Yoruba

Tuns foods and Agro-Allied Limited

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Origamist:
Thor Explorations
Zircon Marine Ltd
Pilot Finance Ltd

Ok, will work on these soon.

Jacobsontwelve:
Pls call 08174009857 thank you.

But why does it look so rusty, inside??

Does your dryer use LPG Gas or solar? Please confirm. Also include the location & the price. Thanks.

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Bunmi Akinyemiju is the Founder and MD/CEO of Venture Garden Group (VGG).
He is a serial entrepreneur and technological innovator, with over 16 years entrepreneurial experience in high-tech sales, solutions development and management. His scale of expertise spans Software Development, Technology Consulting, Revenue Collection Strategies, Business Startups, Internet Technology, and Business Development. Bunmi Akinyemiju has successfully led the development of over 20 proprietary technologies in multiple sectors, globally.

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Today, as CEO, Bunmi Akinyemiju is a Most Influential 100 (MIPAD) Global List honoree for the class of 2017 in the Business & Entrepreneurship Category.Venture Garden Group (VGG) is a leading provider of innovative, data-driven, end-to-end technology platforms, addressing reconciliation and payment processing inefficiencies, across multiple sectors of the African economy. Their brief is simple - to transform Africa, using innovative technologies, to solve real socio-economic challenges in impact sectors, critical to sustainable economic development.

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They have extensive experience in serving both the public and private sectors. The company operates primarily through its' multi-sector strategic business units. They offer business intelligence services to firms in energy, healthcare, education, aviation, financial services, social services and cyber security. Venture Garden Group's business intelligence and research teams, provide data solutions that are tailored to meet specific decision-making needs in various sectors.

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Their solutions are characterised by intelligence dashboards for real-time access to useful insights reporting, analytics to drive actionable insights based on patterns, alongside data, monitoring and evaluation tools to achieve transparency, in public sector initiatives.

Through GreenHouse Capital, the investment arm of VGG, the company supports Africa’s next generation of high growth technology startups and entrepreneurs. They offer investment services and resources to passionate entrepreneurs, who find opportunities in the midst of challenges, and are poised to transform emerging markets, in a fundamental way.

As a local investor, GreenHouse Capital, hopes to be a catalyst to spark proper funding from foreign investors. They’ve invested a little over $3 million in their portfolio companies and as of now, three of those companies are being funded by foreign VCs (Flutterwave and SureBids recently got admitted into Y Combinator and 500 Startups respectively, and MaxNG is a TechStars cohort). _{http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://techcabal.com/2016/08/12/say-hello-to-greenhouse-capital-venture-garden-groups-funding-vehicle/}

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Emadeb Energy Services Limited (EESL) was established by Adebowale Emmanuel Olujimi. His experience in the downstream sector, kindled a desire to make petroleum products available at competitive prices, to bulk buyers who would in-turn retail the product. His vision has always been to provide a better and more sustainable option, for small and medium scale operators in the downstream sector, to source fuel at profitable rates. His focus is also to make delivery logistics less complex and cumbersome, for this cadre of entrepreneurs, to obtain petroleum products stock, ex-depot.

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Adebowale Emmanuel Olujimi, is a graduate of Economics and an accomplished business administrator, who served in the public sector, before berthing into the world of private business to establish a downstream oil company. His wife, Olugbesoye Olujimi, is an Executive Director of the company, who heads the retail division. She is a graduate of English, and an accomplished entrepreneur with over 10 years experience, garnered in different sectors. In her quest for additional knowledge and excellence, she has undertaken post graduate training in Leadership, Customer Service and Corporate Governance. She manages the operational affairs of all Emadeb Service Stations, working with the projects team, towards the planned expansion of the company's service stations, across the country.

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Emadeb Energy Services Limited (EESL) was incorporated in 2007, but commenced business in 2009 with an authorized share capital of N100million naira. Emadeb Energy Services Limited (EESL) in 2012 embarked on a strategic infrastructure development to support downstream sector activity. Their 60 million litre tank farm located at Ijegun Egba, in Amuwo Odofin area of Lagos State, South West Nigeria was commissioned in the first quarter of 2014, with the capacity to store various products: Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) - 33,090,674 Litres, Automotive Gas Oil (AGO) - 7,122,000 Litres, Dual Purpose Kerosene (DPK) - 7,122,000 Litres, and Aviation Turbine Kerosene (ATK) – 12,000,000 Litres.

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Emadeb also partners with PPMC, PPPRA and major refineries/oil traders around the world, to source and import petroleum products. They have successfully concluded distribution of PMS in excess of 800,000 MT allocated by Petroleum Products Pricing Agency (PPPRA) under the PSF scheme, and have embarked on local purchase of fuel products, from the Pipeline and Products Marketing Company (PPMC), an arm of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). They have also signed a Bulk Purchase Agreement for DPK and AGO, to the tune of 250,000MT. Emadeb is also actively working to participate in the export of Natural Gas Liquids (NGLs) from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), and Exxon Mobil Joint Venture Production facility.


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Emadeb partners with industry leaders in the Maritime/Haulage sector, to move petroleum products, from one location to the other. Trucks and sea vessels are employed in their logistics network, for efficient product distribution. The company also owns an Ultra Modern Truck Park, with an average capacity of 50 trucks, that guarantees safety.

As part of their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme, Emadeb works with other stakeholders, to conduct periodic rehabilitation of the accessible road network, linking Badagry Express Road, Mile 2 and Apapa Oshodi expressway, in order to facilitate easy movement for its' clients.

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'Seindemi Fadeni, is the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of GMT Energy Resources Limited, a major operator in the oil and gas services industry in Nigeria. GMT Energy Resources Limited, is a Nigerian-owned, fully integrated energy company.

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"The core values my father taught me, and which I have imbibed are hard work, honesty and forthrightness. They are the most important things to me. The biggest and greatest person is God, who has brought me from nowhere to where I am today by His grace. Yes, on my way to where I am today, God has used people to meet my needs and to fulfil my dreams; however, there are one or two people in my life.

I grew from Mayflower School, belonging to the late Tai Solarin, and we were always told then, that you can’t stop working until you can see the bones of your fingers. That’s our philosophy, and we were also told that our road will be rough. So I was not expecting the smooth road. I have been expecting the rough road. I was prepared for it by the grace of God and I thank God for where I am today...." _{http://www.tribuneonlineng.com/im-investing-nigerias-oil-gas-ceo-gmt-energy-resources/}

With its' lean organizational structure, GMT Energy Resources Limited, is well-positioned to provide efficient and cost-effective solutions to its numerous customers. They offer a wide range of innovative services & resources in the energy sector. Their services include: Marine Logistics Services, Subsea Installation and Intervention Services; Engineering-Procurement-Construction and Installation (EPCI), Completion Tools and Services.

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Their range of Marine Logistics Services cover the provision of Platform Supply Vessels (PSV), Anchor Handling Tug Support Vessels (AHTS), Multi-Purpose Support Vessels(MPSV), Subsea Construction Vessels, Jack-Up Barges (Accomodation Or Drilling), Semi-Submersible Vessels,
Offshore Drilling Rigs, Fast Support Intervention Vessels, Towage Services (Tug Boats), Crew Boats/Patrol Vessels, Cargo/Dumb/Ramp Barges etc.

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GMT Energy Resources Limited, operates out of their corporate head office in Lagos, but they have a branch office in Port-Harcourt, Nigeria. Through their subsidiary, GMT Gas, the firm is positioning itself, to become an integrated gas company within the Niger-Delta region. Their vision is to make LPG easily available in the country, by making regasification strategic investments, into the Nigeria LNG Domestic LPG Supply Scheme. Gas gathering, sales and provision of gas-related infrastructure are areas, where their company is investing its efforts and energy.

GMT Power (an arm of GMT Energy Resources Limited,) is taking on the challenge of generating electricity, which is why they are partnering with owners of time tested, matured and advanced power generation technologies and assets. They are not just going to focus on embedded power generation plants, they would also seek opportunities in renewable power generation/photovoltaic power station, by leveraging on other companies' capability, to manufacture solar panels.

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We are trying to see what we can do, by adding more power to the grid. We are planning to have hybrid power, from both diesel and gas. The major problem, however, is that pipes of gas being used to power the hybrid, are being broken all the time, so this is a major challenge. We hope this will soon become a thing of the past.

Our strategy is to tap the gas that is being wasted and flared off. As we are producing crude oil, gas, in the process, is emitted. This gas is being burnt and flared into the air. We tap the gas and convert them to liquefied natural gas, that could be used at home by selling it in cylinders, and some of it too, we will export. That’s the strategy. GMT Energy Resources Limited, is divided into three: Oil, Gas and Power. We have just diversified into power and what we are doing is to build some power generating plants. We are basically into support services both in logistics and in training, but soon, we will start generating power and we are in partnership with AKSA from Turkey for that purpose. http://www.tribuneonlineng.com/im-investing-nigerias-oil-gas-ceo-gmt-energy-resources/

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Oyelaja Abiodun FCA is the MD/CEO and Founder of Motion Yield Limited. He has a first degree in Applied Accounting. Oyelaja is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria, with a strong bias for Consumer Lending, Micro Finance Banking, Money Management and Finance. He obtained his MBA from Obafemi Awolowo University, and he is also a member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria.

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Motion Yield Limited, is Nigeria's leading consumer finance provider, managed by a team of young professionals whose experience in consumer finance and banking, spans over a decade. Their management team are all experienced and qualified, with ability and authority to make quick, logical and ‎intelligent decisions relating to credit. Their vision is to be Nigeria's premier consumer finance provider‎, with a focus on financial solutions and systems. Motion Yield Limited, provides various types of loans without collateral, in Lagos. Their main activity is to provide Nigerians with short term consumer loans, to meet their immediate need(s).

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Their target is to issue financial assistance & loans, to consumers within their target market with ease, in the quickest way. For anyone to qualify, they must be at least 20 years old, live and work in Lagos with a minimum of 3 months in current employment, and also have a current bank account, that has been active for 6 months. They must also fulfill other requirements.

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Oyelaja Abiodun's vision, is to transform consumer lending in Nigeria into something distinctive and memorable, using technology to create this unique customer experience.

"My greatest achievement has been setting up Motion Yield Limited. But our greatest risk, is the risk of default on loans. Solving the challenge involves having a robust, skillful, efficient and experienced Risk Department. Determination, Skill and Focus are some of the most important qualities required for success." _{http://motionyield..com.ng/2015/08/exclusive-interview-with-ceo-motion.html}

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"Payday loans and other kinds of short term loans, are intended to help people in emergency situations. We already mentioned that these loans are quite expensive actually, like all the unsecured credit products. When the loan is unsecured, it means more risk for the lender, and that’s why the lender charges higher interest rate. Before taking out loans for short-term consider other options you have.

Think - if you can turn to relatives or friends, or maybe there are cheaper credit products available for you. Take out a short term loan only if you have an emergency situation. And take out only one loan! Multiple loans can bring you multiple problems, later". _{http://motionyield..com.ng/2015/04/advice-on-using-short-term-loans.html}

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IboEnvyYorubas:
Move am to next month

If you marry bowlegged yam leg Nkechi, na huge loss o

Marry Nke- wetin?? God forbid! No matter how the girl fine reach, if she is from across the Niger, I lose interest! When all those fine-fine Ijesa, Egba, Ekiti, Ondo, Akure, Okun, Oyo, Akoko, Owo babes dey??

vonxe:
Profile?

Delta Afrik is profiled on page 212. Thanks.

deomelo:
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Mr. Lanre Okupe (Chairman) ProperTeam

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Lanre Okupe is also the Chairman/Chief Executive of Cornerstone Real Estate Ltd (COREL), a subsidiary of Cornerstone Construction (Nigeria) Limited (CCNL) which he established twenty-five (25) years ago. For now, Cornerstone is developing a 26-units of duplexes and terraces on a four -acre estate in the Oregun area of Lagos with the phase one already completed while the phase II is ongoing. The project is strategically located at the Ikeja end of Kudirat Abiola way, Oregun.

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Within the project, there are 14-units of various duplex types comprising of two-units of three-bedroom detached houses with one boys’ quarters; six- units of four-bedroom semi-detached houses with one room boys’ quarter and six-units of three-bedroom terrace houses.

About a year-and-half after construction works commenced, the first phase of the Cornerstone Housing Estate in Oregun area of Lagos State has been delivered, while work has begun on the second phase.

A joint venture between Cornerstone Real Estate Limited, the Dr. Oladele Ajose Family and Mutual Benefit Assurance, as well as some private investors, the project sits on five acres of land with both phases consisting of 26 housing units.

Twelve units have been delivered under the first phase, which consists of 10 semi-detached and two fully detached duplexes. The second phase will feature six semi-detached and two detached units, as well as six terrace units.

The Chairman, Cornerstone Real Estate Limited, Mr. Lanre Okupe, said during a tour of the estate, that the cost of the first phase was about N700m, while the combined estimated cost of the two phases was N1.4billion

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The portion of the estate that has been completed features tarred road network, street light, perimeter fence, electric transformer, treated water and security service, all of which will be extended to the second phase.

However, the selling prices of units in the second phase will be slightly higher, according to Okupe, because of the low land nature of the sight, which will require about 26-metre deep pilling foundation.

The semi-detached unit is a four-bedroom duplex with all rooms having en-suite facilities, and has a self-contained boy’s quarter attached to it. The unit features the guest room downstairs together with visitors’ bedroom, kitchen with marble top cabinets and the dining area.

The remaining three bedrooms, the family lounge and balcony are located on the upper floor, which is connected to the ground floor with a network of stairs and stainless balustrade railings.

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According to Okupe, each duplex, sits on an approximately land area of between 350 and 400 square meters compromising of four bedrooms en-suite and the ground floor space has entrance lobby, foyer, main living room, dinning, kitchen, visitor’s toilet and en-suite guest room as other compliments.

The first floor area includes the family lounge with balcony, two bedroom and the master’s bedroom all en-suite; spacious living and dining areas(s) with exquisite woodwork, well finished wardrobes and kitchen cabinet as well as P.O.P ceiling. It also comprises stainless steel aluminum railings.The floor areas are finished in vitrified tiles, while the ceiling of the ground floor is made of POP. The upper floor ceiling is made of PVC tiles, while the doors are largely imported and the wardrobes are elegantly finished. Each unit has parking space for four cars.https://guardian.ng/property/cornerstone-seals-pact-with-u-s-estate-firm/

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Okupe said with 30 percent down payment, the house could be purchased, while the balance is spread over 12 months. Also, the company, which has delivered over 10 residential housing estates across Lagos metropolis and won several awards, has bungalows and serviced plots for sale at its 50-acre Cornerstone Ofada Estate located within the strategic real estate development corridor of Ogun State.

Cornerstone Construction Nigeria Limited has also completed a 12 units duplex in Lekki Peninsula area of Lagos. In the last 20 years, they have built estates in Allen Avenue, Ogudu, Oko Oba and Alausa, all in Lagos State.

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Nigeria’s foremost indigenous housing estate provider, Cornerstone Real Estate Limited, has stepped up its operations, and struck a partnership deal with the largest real estate franchise in the world, Keller Williams Realty (KW).

Under this pact, Cornerstone can now buy, sell, lease or manage property for Nigerians seeking such services, in any parts of the United States while those who desire to buy, sell, manage their homes or invest in property in the US, can repose their confidence in Cornerstone.

Chairman of Cornerstone, Lanre Okupe, who made the disclosure, said the deal was in right direction at the right time, which would in turn boost the nation’s real estate market as well as yield good returns to would-be clients.

IboEnvyYorubas:
Laudate, did you just get banned?

Yes, o! Just got released from the spambot jail. It appears to be happening on a daily basis! So frigging annoying...!!

deomeelo:
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Tunde Ajala
Founding Executive Director at Dovewell Oilfield Services Ltd.

Dovewell Oilfield Services Limited is a fully Nigerian owned oil and gas service company. Their primary focus is to employ specialized, technical expertise, and motivate their team of professionals to contribute positively to the Nigerian energy industry in particular, and West Africa in general. They are a powerhouse of technology, creativity and expertise. They possess unrivaled problem solving proficiency, and acumen in the petroleum industry.

Dovewell Oilfield Services Limited specializes in maintenance inspections performing non destructive testing (NDT) inspection on all down-hole drilling inventory ranging from OCTG & drill pipes, crown to the drill bits. All of Dovewell’s inspectors are trained on the job and certified.

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The company offers: Inspection Services such as Magnetic Particle Inspection (MPI), Dye Penetrant Inspection (DPI), Eddy Current Inspection (ECI), Ultrasonic Inspection (UT), Boro-Scope Inspection, Radiography, Hardness Testing, Non-destructive Testing (NDT), OCTG Inspection
Bottom hole assembly inspection (A.P.I. / DS-1), Drill Pipe Inspection (A.P.I. / DS-1 / NS-2), Riser Inspection (A.P.I.) and Casing Inspection (A.P.I.).

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The company also offers supply and installation of process control instrumentation devices and electrical products, as well as general refurbishment of electrical installations in production platform and rigs. Other projects they carry out for clients include, installation of switch gear and controls, Upstream Process Systems and Process Control & Instrumentation Engineering/Offshore Process. They are also equipped to handle Mechanical & Piping Engineering, refurbishment of flow lines, onshore/offshore process facilities and other rotating equipment.

Dovewell also procures and installs the following services on behalf of its clients: SPS electrical well-head penetrator system and all related components, specialised grease for valves, wellhead equipment, Christmas tree valve, Blow out preventer, Choke manifolds, Drill Pipe, Drill Collar, tubing and casing, Drill bits & Drilling Equipment.

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Its' clients range from ExxonMobil, to Sahara, DeltaAfrik, Nigeria LNG, Saipem, Seven Energy to Shell, Total, Notore, Addax etc.

IboEnvyYorubas:
Wonderful job to you guys!!

MasterChen has a sister we can marry you to o. We want to adopt you into the Yoruba clan

Ah, abeg, o! I have resolved to avoid temptation this month!

IboEnvyYorubas:
Dayuuuuuuum

You be machine?

Hehehe.... I even need to go back & update that list, sef. Some people that were not featured previously, have now been profiled in subsequent pages.

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John Tani Obaro is the MD/CEO of Systemspec Nigeria Limited, an indigenous I.T firm that developed an information technology platform used by the banks, federal government and some states for e-payment, e-collection and e-payroll. In this interview, during a conference on Winning Big With E-Payment, organised by the company, Obaro spoke on the state of the e-payment industry in Nigeria, challenges being faced, and the role of Remita^TM in the future of the industry.

"...... the first major challenge we had was that all our transactions were going through the switch, and we had challenges because of the volume, we were simultaneously trying to pass through the switch. This is because this switch was designed primarily, to serve individual customers who want to do one transaction, at a time.

They maybe many, but they do it one at a time as against where we started which was salary processing, and you need to pay fifty to one hundred thousand people at once, through the same file. So we were having quite some technology issues. That led us to start thinking of an alternative approach to the same problem, and that’s how we ended up creating the non-switch model.

This involved a lot of technology thinking and accounting knowledge, to be able to arrive at that model.

Another challenge we had was that having brought in payroll, and all that features that makes life easier for customers, and because we tend to work with banks, they would have agreed some fixed amounts with customers, and no matter what you come up with after that, they now expect you to reduce your own price, to match whatever random number, they have promised whoever. Those are the challenges, but we will continue to educate that for you to have premium platforms, you need to invest in technology financially.

One thing that God has blessed this company with, is a very intelligent and enthusiastic workforce, which you would have seen in your interaction with them, at various levels. That apart, we believe in the passion that we have in the organisation, that any assignment we are given, we will deliver. Even for Nigeria, our country, it’s a vision come true, being given the privilege to deliver those things. So by God’s grace we will not fail. Read more at: _{http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/03/next-challenge-move-cashless-paperless-transactions-systemspec-ceo/}

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Remita Mobile App will provide individuals with a much easier way to manage their finance,” said John Obaro, SystemSpecs’ Managing Director at a ceremony held recently in Lagos where a new Remita logo was also unveiled. “Now, with Remita App, customers of various banks will experience increased convenience, as they would be able to access their various accounts, seamlessly settle bills, and stay in firm control of their finance, anytime, from anywhere, on a single app.”

“We are optimistic that this solution will contribute significantly to transforming the financial culture in Nigeria,” said Adédèjì Olówè, Executive Director at SystemSpecs. “Not only will users be able to effortlessly settle utility bills using their mobile phones, Remita App’s exciting expense management feature will enable them make more financially intelligent decisions as it provides easy-to-understand colourful charts which analyse and display expense patterns.” Also on the occasion, the winners of the Remita Seed Fund for Startups received financial support to tune of one million naira each.

The beneficiaries are Temie Giwa-Tubosun of LifeBank Technology and Logistics Limited, Damilare Ogunleye of Lasiko Ltd, and Taiwo Ayanleye of Stutern Limited. Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/03/systemspecs-releases-remita-mobile-app-unveils-new-remita-logo/

IboEnvyYorubas:
Still archiving......only on page 214.

Lord

Archiving? Where??